Inhibition of human bone marrow-granulocyte precursors by serum from patients with Felty's syndrome.
Goldberg Ls, P A Bacon, Bucknall Rc, J H Fitchen, Cline Mj
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Goldberg Ls, P A Bacon, Bucknall Rc, J H Fitchen, Cline Mj
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Eight of 19 patients with Felty's syndrome were shown to have a serum factor capable of inhibiting in vitro colony formation by human bone marrow-granulocyte precursors. These data raise the possibility that a serum factor may play a role in the induction of leukopenia in Felty's syndrome.
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Eight of 19 patients with Felty's syndrome were shown to have a serum factor capable of inhibiting in vitro colony formation by human bone marrow-granulocyte precursors. These data raise the possibility that a serum factor may play a role in the induction of leukopenia in Felty's syndrome.
Key concepts: Felty's syndrome, Leukopenia, Medicine, Granulocyte, Bone marrow, Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, Neutropenia, Immunology